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WarioWare: Get It Together! is exactly what you'd expect from a WarioWare game, for better or for worse. I did hope for a little bit more from this Switch title; WarioWare: Gold for the 3DS seemed to have better value with 100 more microgames, full voice acting, and a lower...
Longtime fans will be satisfied with this entry after the five-year wait since the last mainline game even though Tales of Arise doesn't feel like it strays too far away from the standard series formula.
A Metroidvania adventure chocked full of great combat and rewarding exploration, F.I.S.T: Forged in Shadow Torch is definitely worth checking out for both fans and newcomers to the genre.
When all is said and done, I was pretty satisfied with my overall experience with Boyfriend Dungeon when the end of the summer rolled. The writing was solid, and I ended up caring about a lot of the relationships that were formed. It is just a shame that the somewhat...
Psychonauts 2's top-notch writing and storytelling combined with its colorful and wacky worlds to explore makes it one of the best platformers to come out since, well, the original game!
While a few minor AI and presentational bugs hold it back from being the perfect organism fans have been hoping for, Aliens: Fireteam Elite absolutely nails that one last stand thrill of roleplaying a badass marine with your back against the wall battling overwhelmingly insurmountable odds. Let's rock? Aye-firmative.
Madden 22 is a lot more of the same, but some improvements and updates to freshen things up makes this an objectively better game than last year's edition.
As one of the many who utterly adored the original game for its beautiful artistry and tactile gameplay, I couldn't wait to see what the team at Sucker Punch had created with this second bite at the apple. What I found was the addition of a brief but engaging new...
Twelve Minutes is a deliberately introspective game that doesn't waste its breath on unnecessary exposition or dialogue. Wanting to see all it has to offer may take some effort on the player's part, but it's well worth the hard word and investment.
Road 96 is a special title well worth checking out for anyone with an itch for adventure. Its replayability may be limited, but for its budget price tag, this is one narrative-driven, decision-based adventure that almost completely delivers on its ambitious vision for the genre.
For its unexpected focus on stealth and assassination missions, The Siege of Paris genuinely stands apart from the experience of playing Valhalla's base package. It's a throwback to old Assassin's Creed games that I'm sure fans of the franchise, not just Valhalla, will appreciate.
Farm51 definitely has a lot of solid ideas with Chernobylite, especially given how it combines so many different genres into one game. Any time you try to mash up more than one element into a game, though, there is a good possibility that multiple aspects of the game will be...
